Sentence examples for encounters a challenge from inspiring English sources
Rather, when an exclusivist encounters a challenge to such a belief — for example, a challenge to her rock bottom belief in God's ultimate control over all earthly affairs — she can, utilizing the G. E. Moore switch, justifiably maintain that because her rock bottom belief is true, the competing belief can justifiably be rejected (Gellman 1993, 345 364; Gellman 1998, 229 235).
A decade ago he finally encountered a challenge big enough to last him for the rest of his career: forging what he calls "a new American style," a musical vocabulary that makes full use of the classical tradition without sacrificing the folk and jazz that nourished him in his youth.
ARCHITECTURE critics poking around in Benjamin's ruin will encounter a challenge of minotaurian proportions.
But he said he had yet to encounter a challenge he could not meet.
"If anything," Mr. Michaelson said, "this set a tremendous example that the industry and government were prepared to get behind the company when it encountered a challenge".
But not since he first won office in 1980, has he encountered a challenge like the one he and his party face this weekend.
Blair may encounter a challenge from rival centrist pro-European groupings, concerned that the former prime minister is the wrong messenger to combat populist anti-elitism.
On a recent trip to Costa Rica, I encountered a challenge from a local guide who took us on a hike through the rainforest to a magnificent sky-blue river, called the Rio Celeste.
But HSJ found that 20% of CCGs had encountered a challenge under the new competition rules to a decision they had taken about the commissioning of services, while 57% had experienced "informal challenge or questioning".
Both TDTs encountered a challenge with minimally defined success criteria (Jonassen, 2011).
But Aylward says he has never encountered a challenge as great as the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, which has infected more than 4000 people and killed more than 2000.
